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Blog Salamander Custom Mini - Xlanax_lot's Workshop

Not at all man @Berserker Bob I used green stuff and the bits from the Stegadon's howda to make greenstuff molds, after that just put a thin layer of green stuff in your bases and than push the mold against the base with the greenstuff to shape it.

To make the molds do this:
1. Put some soap in the bit you want
2. In a bowl with water put the bit and than press the greenstuff into the bit, and than take the greenstuff out of the bit
3. Than let it dry and you have your mold
( if you are having problems getting the mold out of the bit to let it dry, try diping it in ice for a few seconds)

That is ingenious and Im going to try it as well, have a spiderman :spiderman:
 
Nice scenic base. :)
Hmmm... you might want to clip out the large flash between his toes with this setup.
 
Nice scenic base. :)
Hmmm... you might want to clip out the large flash between his toes with this setup.
Yeha! I still need to make it fit nicely into the rock, I was also wandering about the rider, I want to use a beter oldblood thant the one that comes with the model. I was thinking maybe a GorRock conversion or a conversion of the oldblood from the new Carnosaur Kit.
 
Awesome base, but I want to see your fully painted Kadon spell Skink!!!
Hahaha! I usually work on 3-4 proyects at the same time! But I make sure that the skink priest gets some atention! Hopefully I can get him finished soon enough!
 
Nice base, I have the same model but with no rider, I was thinking a converted old blood but unsure yet, the base is a nice feature.
 
You are probably going to have to drill and pin it to that base.
well we have lots of decent material for converting saurus hero's,
I would probably keep the lower half of the original one though.
 
Hahaha! I usually work on 3-4 proyects at the same time! But I make sure that the skink priest gets some atention! Hopefully I can get him finished soon enough!
Excellent, that model looks fantastic!
You are probably going to have to drill and pin it to that base.
well we have lots of decent material for converting saurus hero's,
I would probably keep the lower half of the original one though.
I agree, keeping the lower half of the original model will make it much easier to accurately mount.
 
@NIGHTBRINGER @n810 thanks guys! Using the lower section of the body as a baseline for the conversion is actually a very good advice!

@Crowsfoot yeha I want to convert mine too. I made the base because the new one is so huge that even though I will probably be using this one as a scarvet I didnt want it to look ridiculously small when I put it on the table.
 
@Xlanax_lot I prefer the size of the metal carny, the new one just looks so big, started pinning him last night and I think a dark elf cold one will feature somewhere.
 
I prefer the size of the metal carny, the new one just looks so big, started pinning him last night and I think a dark elf cold one will feature somewhere.

I like the old metal carnosaur better as well. I thought I was the only one. I think the head is much better on the old one.
 
I love the base! That's gonna look awesome!

I have played with the idea of making the old carno to be a mount for a Scar Vet BSB and let the new one be a mount for my Oldblood. That would give them some level of importance and I also think it would be fun to play! (My friends and I get together sometimes and have weekends of "Monster Mash" where we pack in as many monsters as we possibly can into our lists and let 'em go at one another. Loads of fun!)
 
That looks great, can't wait to see the Carnosaur painted with the rider
 
Love the base and the steggy, how is the carny going?

Thanks @Crowsfoot !! The carni its in hold at the moment. It is primed and the base almost finished.

But most of my time lately has been going into finishing the Steg! :s
 
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